Fylu markFYLU

TRADING STANDARDS

Understand how trading works before you trade.

Fylu provides information about pricing, transaction execution, settlement and applicable fees so users can understand how transaction outcomes are determined.

01MARKET DATA↓
02ENTRY↓
03POSITION ACTIVE↓
04MARKET MOVEMENT↓
05SETTLEMENT↓
06RESULT↓
07TRANSACTION HISTORY

Market Pricing

The price information presented for a supported market.

Market Data

The source information used to display and process supported market activity.

Price Sources

The configured public feed associated with a supported instrument.

Bid

The highest displayed price at which a buyer is prepared to buy.

Ask

The lowest displayed price at which a seller is prepared to sell.

Spread

The difference between the displayed bid and ask prices.

Entry Price

The price recorded when a position begins.

Exit Price

The price recorded when a position is closed before or at completion, where applicable.

Settlement Price

The price used by the authoritative settlement process to determine the result.

Reference Price

A market price used for information or comparison.

Index Price

Displayed only where a product has an implemented index-price source.

Mark Price

Displayed only where a product has an implemented mark-price source.

LONG

A LONG position generally benefits when the applicable settlement price is higher than the recorded entry price, subject to the specific product rules and applicable fees.

SHORT

A SHORT position generally benefits when the applicable settlement price is lower than the recorded entry price, subject to the specific product rules and applicable fees.

Position Size

The amount committed to a transaction or position.

Duration

The configured period for a time-based product.

Execution Time

The time at which an instruction is recorded or executed.

Settlement Time

The time at which the authoritative settlement process resolves a position.

Price Precision

The number of decimal places configured for the instrument.

Quantity Precision

The precision accepted for the transaction quantity.

Fees

Applicable charges shown by the product before confirmation and in its records.

Gross P&L

The position result before applicable fees.

Net P&L

The position result after applicable fees.

Order Status

The recorded lifecycle state of an order.

Settlement

The authoritative process that resolves an eligible transaction.

Cancellation

An instruction stopped before execution where the product permits it.

Rejection

An instruction that was not accepted for execution.

Failed Execution

An instruction that could not be completed.

Price Anomalies

Unexpected feed values that may require validation before use.

System Interruption

A period in which part of the service is unavailable or delayed.

Exceptional Market Conditions

Unusual volatility, liquidity, venue or infrastructure conditions.

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Single source of truth

The backend and domain logic remain authoritative for entry price, settlement price, direction, position size, duration, fee, gross P&L, net P&L, result and status across Markets, Trading, Delivery Contract, Transaction History, Recently Settled, Portfolio, Admin Portal, Simulation and live customer state.

Delivery-contract results use the shared settlement utility. An exact tie refunds the stake. A winning result credits the stake plus the configured payout; a loss credits zero.

EDUCATIONAL EXAMPLE

Example, LONG Position

Asset
BTC/USDT
Direction
LONG
Entry Price
108,250.00
Settlement Price
108,620.00
Position Size
1,000.00 USDT
Price Movement
+0.3418%
Gross P&L
+3.42 USDT
Trading Fee
-1.00 USDT
Net P&L
+2.42 USDT
This example is educational and applies only where it corresponds to the implemented product logic.